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A topographical map of Hudsons River : with the channels depth of water, rocks, shoals &c. and the country adjacent, from Sandy-Hook, New York and bay to Fort Edward, also the communication with Canada by Lake George and Lake Champlain, as high as Fort Chambly on Sorel River Image Princeton University Public content

Author(s):
Publisher:
London : Wm. Faden, 1776.
Access:
Public
Description:
Map in three sections. Relief shown by hachures. Depths shown by soundings.
Place(s):
Northeastern States
Subject(s):
Champlain, Lake—Maps—Early works to 1800, George, Lake (N.Y. : Lake)—Maps—Early works to 1800, Hudson River (N.Y. and N.J.)—Maps—Early works to 1800, Richelieu River (N.Y. and Vt.-Québec)—Maps—Early works to 1800, Maps—Hudson River (N.Y.and New Jersey)—1776, Maps—New York (State)—Lake George—1776, Maps—New York (State)—Lake Champlain—1776, and Maps—Richelieu River (N.Y. and Vt.-Québec)—1776
Call number:
HMC01.5707
Held by:
Princeton: Historic Map Division, Special Collections, Firestone Library
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